Organic Slippery Elm: Digestive Aid for Pets Non Toxic

Price: $50.59
(as of Jul 16, 2024 10:29:09 UTC – Details)

Your dog sneaks into the garbage and chows down on last night’s dinner or your cat snacks on your house plant AGAIN and you’re left cleaning up the consequences. Upset stomachs can even happen when switching up their diet or they’re facing environmental stress (thanks loud noises and new places). The digestive system can be upset in a zillion ways, depending on how creative your pet gets, so what can you do to defend against it? There’s actually a simple solution that addresses the root of the upset; GI tract inflammation (and the sock they ate, obvi). Slippery elm is an herb that aids digestion AND eases occasional diarrhea, loose stool and constipation. How? The herb lubricates the protective layers of the bowel (think throat lozenge), guarding the inflamed mucous membranes from further damage. Once the bowels are protected, they’re given time to heal. It’s ideal constipation and diarrhea treatment for dogs and cats, getting your pet get back on his paws and ready for more mischief.
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 3.75 x 3.75 x 3.75 inches; 5.29 ounces
Item model number ‏ : ‎ 617395627936
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ December 21, 2018
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Herbsmith, Inc.
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07MK5T64R

USDA ORGANIC, ALL-NATURAL FORMULA – Our Slippery Elm is just ground slippery elm bark. You won’t find GMOs, pesticides, additives, irradiation, or preservatives in this herb because pets deserve only the best. The ingredient deck says it all- slippery elm bark. That’s 100% it!
NATURAL WAY TO EASE DIARRHEA – If you’ve searched for herbs for dog diarrhea, you really need just one! Slippery elm is a natural, single-ingredient herb, 100% safe and easy on your pet’s system. Widely known for its powerful digestive properties, Slippery elm can help stop diarrhea in dogs and cats!
SUPPORTS DOGS WITH MEGAESOPHAGUS – Pet parents who have dogs with megaesophagus can benefit from Slippery elm. This herb can be considered a lozenge for your dog. Consider how the more common throat lozenge works. The lozenge coats the sore throat, lubricating it so it’s easier to swallow food and liquids. Slippery Elm does the same. This herb coats the esophagus allowing food to pass through with ease while also soothing the GI tract and reducing inflammation. (YASS! Take THAT, megaesophagus!)
GREAT FOR DOGS OF ALL AGES & SIZES – GI care is a big priority for pet parents because a troubled digestive system affects all aspects of a pet’s life. To be prepared, pet parents really need one failsafe in the pet medicine cabinet, Slippery Elm. It soothes the GI tract, allowing your pet’s stomach time to recover so your guy can get back on his paws sooner!
PURRFECT FOR CATS TOO! – Cat diarrhea is the worst thing to stumble upon while cleaning out their litter box, but it does certainly remind pet parents that kitties aren’t immune to tummy trouble either. That’s why every pet parent should have Slippery elm on hand. Known for its digestive aid properties, this herb soothes your kitty’s GI tract which means no more cat upset stomach, no more mess to clean up and no more miserable kitty.
GET THEIR BACKEND BACK TO NORMAL – Constipation and doggy diarrhea are both signs (on opposite ends of the spectrum) that signal bigger GI issues. Once Slippery Elm lubricates the bowels, your pet is able to eat and drink, solving pet constipation or providing diarrhea relief for dogs and cats. (Yay regularity!) This also cuts down on healing time, so your pet can get back to his happy, healthy ways.
FIRST DEFENSE AGAINST INFLAMMATION – Slippery elm is a mighty and powerful herb! It simply lubricates the protective layers of the bowel that are inflamed so that irritants (food, grass, anything else your dog deems edible) don’t bother the inflamed bowels more. This gives an upset stomach a chance to recover!
VETERINARIAN RECOMMENDED – Dr. Chris Bessent has used ground organic slippery elm in her practice for years to treat cats and dogs with GI issues. She isn’t alone in her thinking; holistic veterinarians around the country believe in Slippery Elm and choose to carry it in their practices.